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Case Study: Bharat Electronics Ltd

OPM: 23%
Free Float: <5%
QoQ continuous increase in ownership by institutions
ROE: ~20%
ROCE: ~28%
EV by EBITDA: 15

Leading developer of Indigenous Military Drones
Exports are prime focus for the company

D: Invested, not a recommendation
BELLONGTERM
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#Syngene released its Annual Report today
What a treat to read!

Multiple earnings triggers 2024 onwards

Link to Annual Report ⤵️

D: Hold in Family PF

https://t.co/E9L3zSWIGP


Stock has been consolidating between 700 and 520 sine Sep 2020

Didn't break the lower end of 520 even in this recent correction!
SYNGENE
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It's the weekend!
Grab a cup of coffee, in this thread I will explain

1. What are ETFs?
2. How are they different from Mutual Funds?
3. What are factors to consider while investing in ETFs?

Lets dive right in.


ETFs stand for Exchange Traded Funds

The easiest way to understand them is to think of them as Mutual Funds that are traded on the exchange just like stocks.

(technically, ETFs are nothing like Mutual Funds)


ETFs are structured as pools of investment that are inclined to

a. lower the fees associated with investment
b. shift the bulk load of fees to frequent traders of the ETF than holders
c. allow investors to invest in diverse set of securities / asset classes easily


ETFs originated after the stock market crash of 1987 in US

'Passive Investing' was the new shiny thing and investors wanted a low cost way to invest in the index without any manager actively managing their investments


Enter Nate Most

Nate Most is known as the father of ETFs
A physicist by training, Nate got the idea of ETF from warehouse receipts
ETF
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Everytime Punit sir tweets I have to read it thrice.

There is so much knowledge and free research available in every single tweet of his✌🏻👌🏼
PRAJ
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#IEX finally getting close to my average price, will start adding it below 150 (15% further correction from here)

Please do your due diligence and do not copy me blindly here

My investments in IEX are part of an experiment to hold a good stock for 10 yrs + buying sporadically


IEX has also started ground work for trading carbon credits

Still believe this is one stock where dividend every year in 10 years can be equal to my entire investment amount considering it throws up so much cash

Still maintain
NSE + Zerodha =
IEXLONGTERM
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